Moore Stephens defends its Australian operations

Moore Stephens has defended its position in the Australian market amid rumours it may soon lose its Queensland office to a rival mid-tier firm.

by | May 12, 2016

Following speculation in the Australian Financial Review yesterday that Findex, the owner of Crowe Horwarth, is poised to take on the Moore Stephens Queensland office, the firm’s CEO reached out to AccountantsDaily to defend the network’s national operations.

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